MikeKusold

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by MikeKusold 5y ago
Your One Wheel can't be classified as a Class 1 bike because it isn't pedal assist. So at best it would be a Class 2. Across the state of CO, Class 2 bikes aren't allowed on MTB trails. All E-Bikes are not allowed on National
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
E-Bikes are classified as motorized vehicles in the context of the National Forest. > E-bikes are not allowed on trails designated for non-motorized use. Non-motorized trails include trails like hiker, horse, or mountain bike trails. E
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
> I ride mine on mountain bike trails here in Colorado. You shouldn't be. Those are motorized vehicles and are not allowed on non-motorized trails.
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
A sleeping bag that is stored compressed loses it's insulation properties: https://www.rei.com/learn/expert-advice/how-to-store-a-sleep... I keep a Harbor Freight moving blanket in my trunk. It's thick f
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
Are you using AirPods? I think that is the only Bluetooth accessory that I’ve never had connection problems with.
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
Restarting an operating system is completely different than restarting an application after you enable a plug-in.
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
VSCode, Visual Studio, and IntelliJ all support vim bindings. For me, the most useful part of vim is that once you learn how to use it, you can switch text editors without needing to relearn most of their shortcuts.
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
Swedish Klarna is privately valued at 45.6B. US Affirm is publicly valued at 34.55B. AUS Afterpay is publicly valued at 31.19. I don’t think it is a bold statement. All the major competitors are pretty close.
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
And famously there was the Iterable CEO that was fired for microdosing: https://fortune.com/2021/04/28/justin-zhu-iterable-lsd-micro...
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
I work from home and also live in a neighborhood with lots of door to door salesmen. I use a video doorbell to prevent hopping off a meeting just to tell someone I don’t need new windows. It’s also useful if we are out of town and need a ne
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
Purple is carried by some mattress stores. When I laid on it, I immediately didn't like it. It has an unstable feel to it because of the grids.
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
Ubuntu has a 10 year LTS support cycle and Debian has only 5 years. While I often rebuild my servers much more frequently than that, it is nice to know that I could neglect things for a decade.
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
There is nothing wrong with using your phone for GPS. You just need to also use a mapping program that is optimized for offline usage such as OnX [0]. [0]: https://www.onxmaps.com/
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
I tried out RescueTime in the past (~2010-12 or so) but I was never comfortable sending my tracking data to a remote server. I since found Qbserve[0] which is a similar product, but it keeps all your data local. If I find myself distracted
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
Oil is used for so much more than gasoline. Plastics are made from oil as well.
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
I would love a Bluetooth or usb TouchID only accessory. I mainly use my work laptop with an external monitor and keyboard, but I have to keep the laptop open to quickly access my password vault.
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
On Mac, you could store the master key in the Keychain. I've been off of Windows for almost a decade so I'm not sure if they have a similar feature. > Keychain items can be shared only between apps from the same developer. htt
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
They are not "obviously safe". The mRNA vaccines just had an article today that exposed a link to heart inflammation. The AstraZeneca vaccine also has some side effects that didn't show up in their abbreviated trials. I under
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
> I found my answers in API docs and GitHub issues most of the time. I noticed this a few years ago and I think it is more about experience than language. As a beginner, your code doesn't work and you aren't sure why. As an exp
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
> Auth providers cant help you because the passwords are hashed... You need the same algo or you cant authenticate using the data they have. You absolutely can migrate away from Auth providers. Auth0 (disclaimer: former employer) hashes
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by MikeKusold 5y ago
Cat6a supports 10gbps. That should be good enough for the foreseeable future. Fiber is significantly more difficult to pull through the wall since it is more fragile.
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by MikeKusold 6y ago
Electronics require lots of metals that are sourced through mining. Mining is an essential but dirty business that often leaves pools of toxic heavy metal water behind. These pools are damned up, but inevitably leak out into the surrounding
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by MikeKusold 6y ago
Even better is that tomorrow is Friday, and that room gets down on Friday (for better or for worse).
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by MikeKusold 6y ago
Donations, or an interest free $100 million 50 year loan from the founder of WhatsApp.
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by MikeKusold 6y ago
If people are required to upload official identification before posting, why would you not want this site up? It seems like a low-effort honeypot by the FBI. Let all the radicalized people come, easily tie their online & offline identit
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by MikeKusold 6y ago
Kahtoola micro spikes are great for hiking on ice. Infinitely better than Yak Tracks on a trail.
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by MikeKusold 6y ago
LinkedIn is a terrible example of a premium social network. The main reason that people pay for LinkedIn is for recruiting. So LinkedIn is selling their (free) users to recruiters and by doing so it completely destroys the experience. I alw
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by MikeKusold 6y ago
I'm making the assumption that your small business is the one linked in your profile. Does your advertising NEED to target individuals? What if you instead targeted Facebook groups for new parents, Youtube videos titled "How to Po
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by MikeKusold 6y ago
Just like with xeon server hardware, you will need to wait 4-6 years for companies to retire their fleets. r730s are currently reasonably priced (under $1K) but those were released new in 2014. R740s are still a few thousand dollars.
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by MikeKusold 6y ago
A hypothetical conversation: Eng: "Our elasticsearch database has been growing exponentially for years, and in order to keep search alive we need to completely rearchitect it. We estimate it will take a team of 8 people, 1 year to laun

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